The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 8, 1935, Page 5

COWLING GETS PAVING JOB ON LOWER FRONT Paving Work Let on Bid of 2$3.947—New Liquor Ordinance Adopted The ‘Gastineau Co pany was awa paving Lewer the City Dock to . way and Calhou and Fourth Main 8 ight when bids were opened at the regular Council meeting. The bid, submitted by E. J. Ccwling, of the Gastineau Con- struction Company who is doing the work on Main Street, was $23,947,- 30. Gther bidders were R. J. Sommers Construction Company with a bid of $26,966.20 and the Warrack Con- struction Company at $31,044.20 The new city liquor ordinance which eliminates closing hours and is virtually the same thing as the Territorial law was passed in third reading and final action last night and is now in effect A total of 39 liquor licenzes were approved by the Council, 9 whole- sale, 13 retail, 2 restaurant and 15 dispensary. The Ramsey place on Willoughby Avenue near the Gov- ernment school was among the list but question of the place being| within 200 feet of a school was left| up to the Territorial Liquor Board. The law provides that no liquor can be sold within 200 feet of a school. The Council voted to extend va- cation of city employees from a week granted last year to 10 days this ycm- - TERMINAL HAS NEW ORCHESTRA PIT FOR PAUL, DAVE AND DON The most unique and attractive orchestra pit in the Territory has been installed in the Terminal Cafe by the Krafft Cabinet Shop. The novel music stand, built to accom- modate a three-pisce crchestra, was created in Kraf O put up at the Terminal yes! Painting and decorating was pleted today. he is t to the ballrocm nuch space was made available the Tt and Don. w atrons ov ment stated - - DAILY EMFPIRE WANT inal Trio, Paul the man ADS PAY! and | @ com- N a big im- C THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1935. Dairlry‘ Cross-word Puzzl e ACROS . Double . Purposes . Label . Mythical monster . Stair . Frozen water . Recoiled in- stinctively . Kind of apple 9. Artificial language Discharges Billow Japanese coln Cluster One who imitates 3. Inclosure for a pet bird Silkworn; Accomplish Carved images Along Make a mis- parency in the air . Meat dish 3. Plant of the veteh family . Liquors FORMER ENGINEER g OF A. J. ARRIVES : Dow & engineer Juneau Gold Mininz C representative Life Insurance Company, solution of Yesterday's Puzzie LIAID 9. Thin paper 10, Pmtng card PR & a of ten- R E W[ 20. .-\mnma Iy prominent ot important Walks In water Toward the left side of a vessel 2. Efiigy used to frghten cere tain birds Congenled Prongs Eve: Scotch Size of shot ot deep Disprove Entice 2. Stuft with & soft sub~ stance . Remainder | Kind of red dye S Meadow . Rowing im« plement skill | East Indian Split pens 52. Addition to & building 8. Three: toed Sloth D R{MTH|{O|® PiH|w (> T {n mim[> A LT A '} Znmo|o[2 N |m|S|m| Rl LN ALY .- Expression of repugnance 3. Reach a des- tination 4. Those who take the initiative . Inqu 6. Pronoun . Garnishings FooNvEFvNeFE] m»[0[0|ZNo M NZ v~ WTle|-|n NINZAS 45. Exaggerated . Entirely Noisier Refer Devour Fly aloft poken 58, Taunt 59. Healthy DOWN 1. Dowry Before his death, Mr. Scwer- Juneau resident and an r the k Life Com- > o FORD TRAVELS Al- any the MRS. of of the IS cattle velling on the on a brief vacation. D POLICEMAN VACATIONS hur O'Brien Fran man, is ived in Ju- Mr. White m Seattle everal south- No-thwestern va, B N e it T T 1 | PARIS INN . WEATHER Get in the Car and Come Out Music HELEN and SMOKEY by Try Our Popular HALF FRIED SPRING CHICKEN ON TOAST— Really Different! 1P!\A PLANE OFF \FUR KETCHIKAN THIS AFTERNOON %Has:elbong Trip for Fair- | child Tonight and Elec- | tra Due Tomorrow | This afternoon shortly after 2 0'- |clock. the Pacific Alaska Airways bockhoed Vega seaplane, pilot Rob- ert E. Ellis, and flight mechanic Paul Brewer left here to return to its Ketchikan base after staying |over here since yesterday. Southbound passengers on the P| | AA seaplane were A. B. Hayes, | Traffic Representative of PAA., F. |E. MoDermott, Herbert Redman, | and James E. Boyle. | Vega is due back north next Tues- day on its regular trip to Juneau. Hasselborg Trip Ta try their luck fishing in Lake Haccelborg, Percy Reynolds, Ed Sweum, Les Foreman and several other sportsmen ave leaving in the FAA Fairchild, pilot Alex Holden, flight mechanic Lloyd Jarman for ¥ popular ‘resort this evening. They will return in the plane to- The Lockheed ' SKINNY AND OTHERS OF EMPIRE BUNCH ON SWIM PARTY TODAY Runt, Chessup and the of The Empire sell- carriers enjoyed swimming le at Marshall's Pond afternoon on, of the Channel Bus 1 the bunch over yester- and decided they needed a lit- He told them to be o'clock this afterroon 1 take them to the place. Were they on hand W, Some had swimming regular kind, others other coverings, hastily made and scissored—and was the water fine. Again and how. The Empire management donated the ice cream that topped off a de- lightful afternoon, according to | sponsor Bacon, and seconded loudly (and lustily by the boys. - DIES OF PNEUMONIA Henry S. Palmer, 58 years old, old-time kan, died of pneu- monia banks May 27. He was born Liverpool, England, and came Alaska in 1898. Skir | other ers in the early W Line day tle r n on hang 1 and he swimn —?and suits. had var emk t Bs looks wou to morrow morning At 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon the big aluminum PAA Electra is due a e PAA Juneau airport on its semi-weekly trip south from Fair- bank [PARIS INN TO HAVE HELEN AND SMOKEY Helen and Smokey will again over festivities at the Paris Inn tonight, according to the man- agement of the popular Glacier Highway dine-dance center. The familiar musical combination will be on hand early and remain late to accommodate the crowds that are expected to take advant- age of the prevailing “Paris Inn" weather. NIEMI AND EDWARDS TEAM, MIKE'S PLACE Niemi and Edwards are together |again, The many friends of the | popular Douglas musicians will be | pleased to know that the two lads | are teamed at Mike's Place in Doug- las tonight. Mike Pusich, proprietor of the popular TIsland amusement center, stated that a case of beer will be the featured door prize tonight. e e To join her husband, who is yard foreman of the Superior Packing Company plant at Tenakee, Mrs, Eva Wake, accompanied by her son Custer, is a passenger on the North- western from Seattle for Tenakee. . - Charles Ruddell, Jr., was the first | Matanuska colonist to enter | Anchorage hospital. Attention! Alaska-Juneau Employees¢ in favor of this express desire to ¢ preside | Free Dance! AUK BAY INN TONIGHT TROYCHAK MUSIC @ Try our Hamburger Sandwiches @ Beer CHICKEN DINNER Sunday—2 to 10 P. M. @ Light Wines “ QOld papers for sale at Empire Offlc SPECIAL STRIKE ELECTION The City Council of the City of Juneau last night author- ized the appointment of a Special Election Committee to provide a method for all of the employees of the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company to vote on the question whether or not the present strike is to continue. THURSDAY, JUNE 13 This special election will be held Thursday, June 13, at the City Hall and the polls will be open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. HOW TO VOTE Any A-J employee who does not expect to be in town on that day may call upon any member of the Special Committee named below who will provide a ballot for the purpose, and you may secretly mark your vote, seal it in an envelope and gn a register to prove that you were an employee. Then the sealed onvelope will be deposited in the ballot box on the regular voting day, Thursday, June 13. LEAVE YOUR VOTE WITH COMMITTEE James J. Connors Chairman ALLEN SHATTUCK Joun W, Jongs Member Member NO INTERFERENGE OR PICKETING No interference or picketing from either side will be toler- ated and all voting will be absolutely secret. T0 VOTE YOU MUST HAVE BEEN EMPLOYED AT THE A-) AT THE TIME OF THE WALKOUT We feel that the sntiment of the entire community is fully n of Alaska-Juneau employees on the ntinue the strike, or whether it shall be terminated and that it is the duty of the MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF JUNEAU to provide means for the men to vote and we assure all that THIS DUTY WILL BE CARRIED OUT. BY 1. GOLDSTEIN, MAYOR AND THE CITY COUNCIL OF JUNEAU